Thought a few forumites would find this of interest:
The Origin of Butterflies: A 100 Million-Year-Old Mystery Unraveled

The five least-played 'common' words in the anchoring game were
155 conga
145 nacho
114 rhino
 82 chagrin
 47 chignon

ISTM that should be sufficient evidence for reclassification. (I had to look up the word.)

Is emptily really a common word? It strikes me as an awkward construction.

I have an idea how (but I'll not share), but when Ppilot has 29 common words just seconds after the game has begun, it sure looks like getting a 'head start' (i.e. cheating).

Traditionally, there are three steps from the nave up to the solea, with the iconostasis separating the solea from the altar, the altar being at the same height as the solea. The OED listing is in the pic. Oddly, the Wikipedia entry uses soleas even though it begins by saying the Greek form is σολέα [solea] and lists σολέας [soleas] as 'other form' — and, in the final paragraph, uses soleas the first time but then uses solea the remaining four times.

I've never encountered soleas in normal usage. A Google search for 'orthodox solea' returns 'about 361,000 results' whereas 'orthodox soleas' only returns 'about 91,300 results'.

A one-hander!

(on a keyboard, all letters are under the left hand)

In the spirit of RTT, I'd like to suggest

MOOLET - another name for a small cow (calf)


Unlike RTT, I'm just kidding and don't expect this suggestion to be taken seriously!
(although ... https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Moolet )

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manicule